We had the privilege of going to Winterfest, an American Coaster Enthusiasts event, on January 26. Six Flags Over Texas came to the event and gave us a few updates heading into the 2019 season. Click to learn about the all-new Splash! Water Parade, El Diablo, and more.

Six Flags Over Texas announced today that the park’s planned Lone Star Revolution ride will be renamed El Diablo. The attraction was originally scheduled to be installed in the park’s Tower section. However, it has now been confirmed that El Diablo will call the park’s Spain section home. We can expect to see this ride opening in Spring of 2019.

All Dining pages for the restaurants and food stands located at Six Flags Over Texas have been updated with the 2019 Dining Pass offerings and other details. We’ve also added a few more special features to the Dining pages to help those who plan on eating at the park.

We’ve been working hard to bring more historical information and media of Six Flags Over Texas here to SFOT Source. Six new pages are now live featuring a handful of the park’s past attractions. These include ACME Rock-n-Rocket, Bumper Cars, Flashback!, Texas Chute Out, The Texas Giant, and Wildcatter.

We have recently revamped the whole History Timeline page here at SFOT Source. Website visitors have the chance to view a chronological look at each season of Six Flags Over Texas. Navigation of the new timeline is now easier than ever with the ability to jump to preferred decades via quick links.

A quick look at the progress of Six Flags Over Texas’ all-new chicken restaurant coming to Gotham City as well as the progress of Oil Derrick’s paint job.

We take a look at progress on new in-park restaurants, virtual reality coming to Superman: Tower of Power, and the progress of Oil Derrick’s new paint job at Six Flags Over Texas.

A look at Harley Quinn Spinsanity’s progress and general environment as well as the brand new restaurant soon coming to the park’s Gotham City section at Six Flags Over Texas.